It was so easy to learn from your tutorial. Perfect for beginners. I was able to follow your steps in login and authentication. I would loved to watch your tutorials.
Thank you so much for your kind words! Glad that you liked the video! Oh definitely, font size is always a pain point for sure. I used to always hate watching tutorials where I needed to zoom in too much haha.
@@CloudWithDjango I really like your tutorials , and not always I follow along so the font size let us to see it when you rest from hours of sitting behind the desk.
Hello! At 47:50 I can't understand one confusing thing - why a dot notation auth.login() is used, since you have already imported the login() function as is?
why do you use django for building website ? can we use other stack like react next , what is the difference between those stacks and django. for big project is django worth. Also i have a doubt the database provided by django is good or do i need to choose postgress and i need to know django uses orm right so we dont want to write queries right did companies choose thses kind of things why do they still stick on writing query. Btw I love your videos I have started project using django and i build a todo app
@@CloudWithDjango just a doubt, how can I make it so that whenever a new user registers it .. a verification mail is sent to the mail filled in the form for authentication and then the user is marked as active... Can you make a video on it??
That was amazing Tutrial thank you very much! Can you do a tutorial on Django-Alluth (Google Sign in ) as well, the problem with all the tutorials on UA-cam is they just talk about the setup but nothing in Depeth, Esp , View, and Template of Django Alluth , cheers
This worked great, thanks! One thing though, how would you protect your view (via the @login-required decorator) if you're using a class based view for your Dashboard page? I can only get it to work on function based views, not class-based, which seems a significant limitation. If anyone knows please enlighten me.
Thank you!! To protect a class-based view with the @login_required decorator in Django, you can use the LoginRequiredMixin provided by django.contrib.auth.mixins. Simply inherit from this mixin in your class-based view definition to ensure that only authenticated users can access the view.
Great tutorial. What about when users are authenticated using 3rd party services (Azure AD for example)? How do you integrate that with Django user model so that you can assign them to different user groups within Django?
Hi Allistair, Thank you for your feedback and question. I believe that would be quite a challenge, but generally speaking if you want to add in a 3rd party service. You would need to use the following package: django-allauth.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ The above package is specifically used for 3rd party integration. However it is more geared towards social authentication. If we are talking more specific about Azure AD. I would suggest looking at the below docs and packages for more clarity: django-auth-adfs.readthedocs.io/en/latest/azure_ad_config_guide.html pypi.org/project/django-azure-active-directory-signin/ Good luck!
Hi, You would need to set the login/register page as the default url with empty strings in the route name as we do the homepage. You can swap around the urls to set the login/register page
Thank you Ahmed! :) It will really depend. There aren't exactly right or wrong ways when it comes to authentication. The question that you should ask yourself is - what do I really need and does it do the job for me?
My pleasure! Oh thank you so much! That is very very kind of you, but you don't need do that! That being said, I really appreciate all the support! It is deeply appreciated! All the best!
Hi cwd i have project for internship that is worked by using react and django so know it's difficult to connect django to react suggest something that helps me to do my project
Let's say the URL is trying to take me to a page called /summary_report/ but that view for that page is protected using the login_required decorator. I am correctly sent to the login page. However, after logging in, I want to be redirected to the /summary_report/ page where I was originally trying to go. I don't want to be directed to the dashboard Do you have a solution for that? Thanks!
Hi, So what you can do is this: Ensure your login URL includes a next parameter that holds the original page's URL. On the login page, capture this parameter in a hidden input field within the login form. In your login view, after successful authentication, check for the next parameter. If it exists, redirect the user to that URL; otherwise, redirect them to a fallback option like the dashboard. This approach ensures users are redirected back to the original page they intended to access after logging in. Hopefully that gives you some more insight! Good luck!
I wish all instructors could explain complex concepts like authentication in such a simple way! Thank you for this excellent tutorial.
Thank you so much! Glad that you liked the video!
Awesome! The best tutorial I've ever seen on Django! I'm actually following at last! Thank you very much!
Thank you so much!! I'm glad that you enjoyed the content! All the best! :)
I may not often watch this guy's content, but this was ABSOLUTELY AMAZING and UNDERSTANDABLE!!!
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All the best to you! :)
A very nice and simple explanation of the whole process and how to setup it in Django! Thanks for your excellent work!
Thank you very much!! Of course, my pleasure! Glad that you liked it!
Very clean work! Your pacing throughout this video was perfect - no pauses to shill products or promote sponsors. Excellent.
Thank you so much! I appreciate your support!
Flask yesterday, and after this vid (and a few other resources), Django today. Great tutorial.
Thank you!
It was so easy to learn from your tutorial. Perfect for beginners. I was able to follow your steps in login and authentication. I would loved to watch your tutorials.
Thank you so much! I'm glad that it was helpful and easy to follow!
best in every aspects of it. great clarification , super clean code , and most importantly huge font size that is appreciated.
Thank you so much for your kind words! Glad that you liked the video! Oh definitely, font size is always a pain point for sure. I used to always hate watching tutorials where I needed to zoom in too much haha.
@@CloudWithDjango I really like your tutorials , and not always I follow along so the font size let us to see it when you rest from hours of sitting behind the desk.
Thank you for your support! I'm glad that you enjoy the tutorials! I see what you mean, and I agree with you!
Sir thnx alot i recently started django your videos are very helpful to me 👍
My pleasure! Thank you for watching my content! Glad that it's useful to you! All the best! :)
This is the best tutorial ever! Thank you!
Thank you so much for your kind words! I really appreciate it! I'm also glad that you found the tutorial helpful! Of course, my pleasure!
clearly explained....if you can explain it simply,you must understand it clearly...said somebody somewhere😀
Thank you! Haha yes, that is a great quote!
Thank you for taking the time to create such great content. I really learn from you! Keep up with the great work.
Thank you so much for your kind words. I'm glad that you are enjoying the content! All the best to you!
You are STAR for IT 🎉 This video will be popular 👋
Thank you so much!
Hello! At 47:50 I can't understand one confusing thing - why a dot notation auth.login() is used, since you have already imported the login() function as is?
Hi,
That's a good question. You are right, it's not necessary, just a developer preference.
It is really really helpfully tutorials . I was looking for it
Thank you so much! I'm glad that it helps and that it was what you were looking for!
Outstanding content, as always!! Thank you.⭐⭐⭐
why do you use django for building website ? can we use other stack like react next , what is the difference between those stacks and django. for big project is django worth. Also i have a doubt the database provided by django is good or do i need to choose postgress and i need to know django uses orm right so we dont want to write queries right did companies choose thses kind of things why do they still stick on writing query. Btw I love your videos I have started project using django and i build a todo app
Thank you so much , its really underrated channel
My pleasure! Ah, thank you so much, I really appreciate your comment!
@@CloudWithDjango just a doubt, how can I make it so that whenever a new user registers it .. a verification mail is sent to the mail filled in the form for authentication and then the user is marked as active...
Can you make a video on it??
Can you create video Confirmation by mail at registration😅😁👋
Thank you for the suggestion!
You are genius THANK YOU I WILL SHARE
Thank you! I appreciate the support!
Here is the great appreciation sir
Thank you!
That was amazing Tutrial thank you very much! Can you do a tutorial on Django-Alluth (Google Sign in ) as well, the problem with all the tutorials on UA-cam is they just talk about the setup but nothing in Depeth, Esp , View, and Template of Django Alluth , cheers
My pleasure! I appreciate the feedback.
Thank you for the good suggestion and for providing context.
Same problem broo
Nice tutorial. Can you please create a tutorial on role based and permissions based on authentication.
Thank you for your feedback and suggestion
excellent, and thanks.
My pleasure! :)
Please please please create a pdf of how you create your django projects step by step, that would be highly appreciated.❤🎉
Thank you for your suggestion!
can you also do role based and permissions based authentication.
Thank you for the suggestion!
thanks a lot . you just helped me a lot. hey do you have any video for django shopping cart project
My pleasure! I'm glad that this video helped you.
Unfortunately, I don't have a video for a django shopping cart project.
Amazing tutorial
Thank you!
Thank you dude. super useful
My pleasure! I'm glad that it was useful for you!
Great tutorial for beginners
Thank you so much!
Pls can you do a tutorial series on django rest framework?
Thank you for the suggestion!
Dude. I use the Usercreationform, step by step by watching your video but it didn't display the email form.
Hi,
I'd suggest double checking the GitHub source code.
This worked great, thanks! One thing though, how would you protect your view (via the @login-required decorator) if you're using a class based view for your Dashboard page? I can only get it to work on function based views, not class-based, which seems a significant limitation. If anyone knows please enlighten me.
Thank you!! To protect a class-based view with the @login_required decorator in Django, you can use the LoginRequiredMixin provided by django.contrib.auth.mixins. Simply inherit from this mixin in your class-based view definition to ensure that only authenticated users can access the view.
Great tutorial. What about when users are authenticated using 3rd party services (Azure AD for example)? How do you integrate that with Django user model so that you can assign them to different user groups within Django?
Hi Allistair,
Thank you for your feedback and question.
I believe that would be quite a challenge, but generally speaking if you want to add in a 3rd party service. You would need to use the following package:
django-allauth.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
The above package is specifically used for 3rd party integration. However it is more geared towards social authentication.
If we are talking more specific about Azure AD. I would suggest looking at the below docs and packages for more clarity:
django-auth-adfs.readthedocs.io/en/latest/azure_ad_config_guide.html
pypi.org/project/django-azure-active-directory-signin/
Good luck!
do video for user registration and otp authentication
Thank you for your suggestion!
its nice but how about the looks of the form, like beautify it =) do you have any guide?
Hi,
Thank you! Yes, you would need to use crispy forms and bootstrap.
Thanks! very useful
My pleasure! I'm glad that it helped!
Thanks a lot man!!! You are a saver
My pleasure! :)
How do I get the Login/Register page first when I launch the server instead of the homepage?
Hi,
You would need to set the login/register page as the default url with empty strings in the route name as we do the homepage. You can swap around the urls to set the login/register page
great content again, does it is a correct way to implement allauth for this chapter or it will be more un effiecient way?
Thank you Ahmed! :)
It will really depend. There aren't exactly right or wrong ways when it comes to authentication.
The question that you should ask yourself is - what do I really need and does it do the job for me?
@@CloudWithDjango thank you very much, when I get a job I'll mention that I learned a lot from you ❤️❤️
My pleasure!
Oh thank you so much! That is very very kind of you, but you don't need do that! That being said, I really appreciate all the support! It is deeply appreciated!
All the best!
Hi cwd i have project for internship that is worked by using react and django so know it's difficult to connect django to react suggest something that helps me to do my project
Hi. I'd say just practice as much as you can with many projects that are react and django based. Good luck to you!
thank you a lot
My pleasure!
Thank you so much♥♥
My pleasure!
Bro how to style the login pages
Hi,
To style the login pages, you'd need to either use bootstrap or CSS.
How do I use the email authentication (one of your previous videos) with this video's registration and authentication?
Hi,
I would suggest following the docs of the module that is utilized in the email authentication tutorial.
Let's say the URL is trying to take me to a page called /summary_report/ but that view for that page is protected using the login_required decorator. I am correctly sent to the login page. However, after logging in, I want to be redirected to the /summary_report/ page where I was originally trying to go. I don't want to be directed to the dashboard Do you have a solution for that? Thanks!
Hi,
So what you can do is this:
Ensure your login URL includes a next parameter that holds the original page's URL. On the login page, capture this parameter in a hidden input field within the login form. In your login view, after successful authentication, check for the next parameter. If it exists, redirect the user to that URL; otherwise, redirect them to a fallback option like the dashboard. This approach ensures users are redirected back to the original page they intended to access after logging in.
Hopefully that gives you some more insight! Good luck!
@@CloudWithDjango Thank you. I will give it a try! OK, I tried it and it works! Thanks for the great suggestion.
No worries! Of course, it's my pleasure! Glad it worked for you!
Hy brother venv is not working on my laptop ,can you solve this error
Hi,
Please ensure that you've installed python correctly. This is the main reason for error.
@@CloudWithDjango yes python is correct
Unfortunately, this is the only reason that it can really be or because virtualenv has not to installed or configured correctly
Good content
Thank you!
So this handles automatically crypting and decrypting passwords?
Hi,
Yes, Django by default hashes your password with it's selected encryption scheme
@@CloudWithDjango That's convinient.
Yes, hence removing the trouble of having to do it ourselves :)
Super🎉
Thank you!
Thanks!
You're welcome! :)